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[…]is not just beautiful but among the richest sources of lycopene, a cancer-fighting antioxidant found in red fruits and vegetables. In fact, it contains more lycopene than raw tomatoes at about 12 milligrams per wedge, compared to 3 milligrams per medium-sized tomato. I eat it alone, blend it and drink it up, or mix it in a salad with arugula, balsamic and feta (if you eat cheese- you can also find vegan feta options made from almonds). Trust me, its as mouth watering as it is refreshing! 9. Spinach- Water content: 91.4% water Iceberg lettuce may have a higher water content, […]
[…]that what they are experiencing is a throwback to the bi-modal sleep pattern. But the majority of doctors still fail to acknowledge that a consolidated eight-hour sleep may be unnatural. Over 30% of the medical problems that doctors are faced with stem directly or indirectly from sleep. But sleep has been ignored in medical training and there are very few centers where sleep is studied.” (Excerpt from www.healthy-holistic-living.com) Before reaching for that sleeping pill, consider this Our natural biorhythms are governed by exposure to light and darkness. Before the introduction of the light bulb, almost everyone scheduled their day around the rising […]
[…]brain cancer tumors in rats by injecting them with THC. And in 2007 even Harvard Researchers found that compounds in cannabis cut the growth of lung cancer. There is also an organization called The SETH Group that showed compounds in cannabis can stop the growth of human glioblastoma multiforma (GBM) brain cancer cells. The SETH Group says “No chemotherapy can match this nontoxic anti-cancer action.” Even last year in 2012 a pair of scientists at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco found THC stops metastasis in many kinds of aggressive cancer. Watch as the active ingredient in marijuana, THC, […]
[…]about the possibilities of CRISPR technology, a new study published in Nature Methods has found that the gene-editing technology can introduce hundreds of unintended mutations into the genome. “‘We feel it’s critical that the scientific community consider the potential hazards of all off-target mutations caused by CRISPR, including single nucleotide mutations and mutations in non-coding regions of the genome,’ says co-author Stephen Tsang, MD, PhD, the Laszlo T. Bito Associate Professor of Ophthalmology and associate professor of pathology and cell biology at Columbia University Medical Center and in Columbia’s Institute of Genomic Medicine and the Institute of Human Nutrition.” Because CRISPR is so […]
[…]not as an herbicide but as a substance used to de-scale industrial boilers, something Wisner found out when he gained access to millions of classified documents from Monsanto (they forgot to file a motion to keep the documents confidential). Thankfully, his firm posted the documents on their website and even sent them along to regulators in Europe, California and the EPA, among others. The evidence found within those documents (including info that glyphosate was first classified as a likely carcinogen) will be used to defend many (alleged) victims. We will keep you updated, as always, on all the lawsuits against Monsanto. Keep […]
[…]on Thursday, was considering additional power cuts to more than 386,000. RELATED STORY: Horse found ‘shivering uncontrollably’ survives California wildfire by hiding in backyard pool The high winds in Northern California had calmed down by Friday, but they were expected to gain momentum over the weekend. Scott Strenfel, the chief meteorologist for PG&E, said Northern California could be in for the strongest offshore winds in years with gusts of 40 to 60 mph in many places. PG&E warned it might blackout an even more extensive […]
[…]milk than over 450 authentic organic farms in Wisconsin A decade ago, federal investigators found Aurora in “willful” violation of 14 tenets of the organic law. After career civil servants recommended they be banned from organic commerce, Aurora was allowed to continue to operate, without paying a fine, by the Bush USDA. The Cornucopia Institute’s Kastel added, “After the Bush years we didn’t think things could get any worse, but the Obama administration appointed organic industry insiders who sold out the values the movement was founded upon in deference to short-term corporate profit.” He continued, “When the last administration took […]
[…]MULTITUDE OF ISSUES INCLUDING FENTANYL PATCHES AND WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THIS WAS, AS THE CORONER FOUND, AN UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT. AS A FAMILY WE RECOGNIZE THIS REPORT MAY SPARK A FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THE OPIOID CRISIS AND WE FEEL THAT IT IS A HEALTHY AND NECESSARY DISCUSSION AND WE HOPE IN SOME WAY THIS REPORT CAN SAVE LIVES. MANY PEOPLE WHO OVERDOSE BEGIN WITH A LEGITIMATE INJURY OR SIMPLY DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE POTENCY AND DEADLY NATURE OF THESE MEDICATIONS. ON A POSITIVE NOTE WE NOW KNOW FOR CERTAIN HE WENT PAINLESSLY AND BEAUTIFULLY EXHAUSTED AFTER DOING WHAT HE LOVED […]
[…]to befriend them, dangling movie roles to gain their trust. RELATED STORY: NPR: Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty Of Rape and Sexual Assault, But Acquitted Of More Serious Crimes Newly unsealed documents show the 67-year-old former film producer sought help from billionaires Jeff Bezos and Michael Bloomberg as sexual misconduct allegations against him piled up in October 2017, and that he considered issuing a statement at the time claiming that he was suicidal. There is no evidence to suggest either man responded. In a recent filing, his legal team has asked for a light five-year prison sentence citing his advanced age, […]
[…]to fill 145 rail cars, in a hole that could only accommodate 7,000 barrels. On April 13, they found about 40 percent of it had settled on 500,000 acres of pristine wetland. “The affected wetland will likely not recover to its previous condition for decades,” Lee said in an interview shortly after the incident. FERC said water-quality testing later found that the fluid contained traces of toxic diesel fuel, a potential violation of the project’s construction permit. Energy Transfer claims they are cooperating with regulators but according to Craig Butler, director of the Ohio EPA, the company has rejected attempts […]
[…]has been the goal of many scientist to find remedies that will reverse this damage. They have found it in avocado oil! This new discovery can truly revolutionize our view of avocados. Lead study design author, Dr. Christian Cortez-Rojo, noted that “avocado oil causes accelerated respiration in mitochondria, which indicates that the use of nutrients for producing energy for cell functions remains effective even in cells attacked by free radicals and that mitochondria can produce little amounts of damaging free radicals.” Other Health Benefits of Avocados Avocados are a great source of healthy raw fat, which is missing in many people today. They contain around 20 essential nutrients which […]
[…]disease, cancer and chronic kidney disease (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15). Researchers have also found that fructose causes inflammation within the endothelial cells that line your blood vessels (16). High fructose intake has also been shown to increase several inflammatory markers in mice and humans (10, 17, 18, 13, 19, 20). Bottom Line: Consuming a diet high in sugar and high-fructose corn syrup drives inflammation that can lead to disease. It may also counteract the anti-inflammatory effect of omega-3 fatty acids. 2. Artificial Trans Fats Just about everyone agrees that artificial trans fats are the unhealthiest fats you can eat. They’re created by adding hydrogen […]
[…]now is they have to move. The Allen family and about 1,000 of their neighbors. The EPA has found that the most contaminated yards showed lead levels 227 times above the lead limit and 135 times above the arsenic limit set by the EPA. But the more pressing issue is that they’ve known about this since 2009, when it was added to the National Priorities list, which has been described (in a 2012 transcript of a public meeting) as the “EPA’s nationwide list of the most contaminated sites in the country.” It was that bad and NO ONE said a thing. NOTHING. […]
[…]is a part of the immune cell and is able to control and confine the attack on our bodies, she found a “small binary switch” which is able to regulate itself INSIDE the immune cell to NOT attack our body. However, it can attack when it needs to. She went on to say, “That LIF, in addition to regulating and protecting us against attack, also plays a major role in keeping the brain and spinal cord healthy. In fact it plays a major role in tissue repair generally, turning on stem cells that are naturally occurring in the body, making […]
A recent study from researchers in Denmark and Norway has found that for middle-aged adults, diagnosed with a degenerative meniscal tear (common and caused by wear and tear of the knee joint), physical therapy might work as well as surgery and should be tried first. It seems that supervised exercise, say with a physical therapist, is just as effective as surgery and is less risky to the patient. It’s also far less expensive. The study was published in The BMJ. From the article: “An estimated two million people have arthroscopic knee surgery (also known as minimally-invasive or “keyhole” surgery) each […]
[…]the world for spiritual practice; in fact, there are 6,000 year old cave paintings of mushrooms found in the Selva Pascuala cave, Spain, as well as Saharan cave paintings dated back to 7,000 BC. Still, not enough is known, scientifically, about the fungi’s ability to change the human perspective. It is known that the psilocybin compound binds itself to serotonin receptors in the brain, which are responsible for regulating appetite, mood, and sleep, but this, alone, does not explain the intense and almost magical experiences people have while using the drug. A recent study at King’s College London, found that […]
[…]distillation of fresh flowers of the ylang-ylang tree (Cananga Odorata), it’s commonly found in the rain forests of certain Asian and South Pacific Islands like Indonesia, Philippines, Java, Sumatra, Comoro and Polynesia. It’s commonly used to calm, relax, and de-stress those suffering from anxiety, depression, frustration and/or mental fatigue. It’s got an amazing scent, too which you can just sit and smell, use directly on the skin, or put into a diffuser so the scent fills the room. With oils like these 5, I like to put them in a roller ball so I can hit the Vita Flex points, temples, […]
[…]what I will explain below. There is an extremely powerful force that, so far, science has not found a formal explanation to. It is a force that includes and governs all others, and is even behind any phenomenon operating in the universe and has not yet been identified by us. This universal force is LOVE. When scientists looked for a unified theory of the universe they forgot the most powerful unseen force. Love is Light, that enlightens those who give and receive it. Love is gravity, because it makes some people feel attracted to others. Love is power, because it […]
[…]MEAT CONTAINERS. But before you take a deep breath and relax, those chemicals aren’t just found in some plastic containers. An analysis of 455 common plastic products, including ones that are supposed to be BPA-free, found that 70% tested positive for estrogenic activity and that number went up to 95% when the plastics were heated in the microwave. Take serious care with how you reheat your food. I have a friend who at one point couldn’t afford a microwave and learned to reheat on the stove. Now with hot plates and toaster ovens becoming more popular and accessible, you don’t […]
[…]cited price as a deterrent. Healthy Food for Low-Income Families and Communities The report also found that if market organizers want lower-income neighbors to come, information is key. Letting residents know when and where the market operates is crucial, researchers found, as a high percentage of those surveyed who do not shop at farmers markets cited the lack of scheduling info as a main reason they opt for the grocery store. Many residents also remained unaware of the various payment methods accepted at the market, including nutrition assistance programs like SNAP and WIC. “The study lets us know that we’re […]
